Odroid: can it run python code to use GPIO pins?
Question:
I’m planning to get either Odroid C2 or RaspberryPi 3 and I’m just wondering because when I search for tutorials on how to use GPIO pins in Odroid I’m seing codes written in C I guess? I just want to ask if I can use python code to use the GPIO pins?
Answers:
Odroid.com has your answer at:
http://odroid.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=en:c1_tinkering
You need to follow the instructions to download/build/install the WiringPi library ‘C’ library first, and then the Python Wrappers will can be installed. The sample program shows how to exercise LEDs and read the Analog/Digital converter.
I installed on their ubuntu64 image without issue.
odroid/ orange pi and all the other SBC on the market suck, why making a product with a header of 40 pins, when it is virtually impossible to access them.It is just a expensive waiste of time.
I’m planning to get either Odroid C2 or RaspberryPi 3 and I’m just wondering because when I search for tutorials on how to use GPIO pins in Odroid I’m seing codes written in C I guess? I just want to ask if I can use python code to use the GPIO pins?
Odroid.com has your answer at:
http://odroid.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=en:c1_tinkering
You need to follow the instructions to download/build/install the WiringPi library ‘C’ library first, and then the Python Wrappers will can be installed. The sample program shows how to exercise LEDs and read the Analog/Digital converter.
I installed on their ubuntu64 image without issue.
odroid/ orange pi and all the other SBC on the market suck, why making a product with a header of 40 pins, when it is virtually impossible to access them.It is just a expensive waiste of time.